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With great power…comes great responsibility Spiderman© Marvel Comics

Great Powers: Software on each computer Access to a local network for printing Access to the district server for saving and sharing work Access to the Internet for school webpages, databases, and other research tools.

On each computer Word, Powerpoint Everyday Math games Timeliner Inspiration iPhoto ComicLife more Spiderman © Marvel Comics

On the local network Turn airport “ON” Access printers Access district servers Access Internet Spiderman © Marvel Comics

Logging onto the server… Use short user name and PIN number Back up work in your student folder Share documents with other students or hand in to the teacher Access files from your teacher

Network Security Never share your password Do not access another person’s files Do not harm another person’s files Do not use network to hurt or embarrass others

On the Internet Access with Firefox browser software Homepage is Meadowbrook Links Use ONLY links Access to school or class webpages Research Databases Online Books Spiderman © Marvel Comics

Internet Safety Always check with an adult before logging on Use Meadowbrook Links or bookmarked sites Report inappropriate sites Ask permission to use Google or to type in a URL Display an “I” in the Media Center

Home & School No e-mail, IM, social networks or gaming at school or on school computers Postings must be appropriate, civil and represent your best work Do not share information that could identify you No cyberbullying NEVER agree to meet someone you find online

For Research Take notes in your own words Always cite your sources (text or pictures) Identify and cite quotations Do not assume Internet material is copyright free!

Websites: be smart Who is sending the message and why? How does the message grab your attention? What information might be missing? Ask yourself: is this your best source? Adapted from Media Madness 2005

…and do NOT steal Green Goblin© Marvel Comics

Plagiarism Is unethical Is stealing another’s property Teaches you nothing Can have very tough consequences Is not acceptable at Meadowbrook